Weekend reset
Two nights, unplugged.
Los Angeles · Retreats
Find yoga retreats for Los Angeles practitioners — from our flagship Sacred Valley retreat in the Peruvian Andes to local weekend resets close to home. We're adding LA retreat listings in the open — real ones as we verify them, never invented.
Retreat formats, in plain English
Two nights, unplugged.
Sunrise to sundown, one studio.
Stillness-forward, minimal talking.
Foundational and continuing-education hours.
Slow, props-supported, deeply gentle.
Pranayama, sound baths, nervous-system work.
International yoga retreats
Verified, real retreat operators abroad — we recommend and link out; MyLAyoga doesn't run these trips.
Sacred Valley & Machu Picchu
A transformative week of yoga across Peru's Sacred Valley — from Ollantaytambo to Machu Picchu.
Ubud, Bali
Oneworld Retreats has run yoga retreats out of Ubud since 2003. We don't operate this retreat, we recommend it: its 6-night Escape the World program pairs twice-daily yoga with Balinese temple rituals, spa treatments, and a full day of silence.
Osa Peninsula (Puerto Jiménez), Puntarenas Province
Blue Osa is a 13-room beachfront eco-retreat on Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula, running week-long yoga retreats and Yoga Alliance teacher trainings year-round. MyLAyoga does not operate this retreat; we verified it and link straight to the operator.
Paros, Cyclades
Okreblue is an eco-built yoga retreat center on the Santa Maria coast of Paros, running solo retreats from April through November plus a full calendar of guest-teacher retreats. MyLAyoga does not run this retreat; we verified it and link straight to the operator.
Maui (Makawao, Upcountry)
Lumeria Maui is a 24-room retreat center on a restored plantation estate in Upcountry Makawao, where every overnight guest gets unlimited enrollment in the daily yoga, meditation and culture classes. We don't run it: we recommend it and link straight to them.
Rishikesh, Uttarakhand
Parmarth Niketan is the largest ashram in Rishikesh, founded in 1942 and open to visitors of any background, with daily yoga classes, sunset Ganga Aarti, and structured 7 to 27 day courses. MyLAyoga does not run this retreat; we verified it and link you straight to the ashram.
Sayulita, Riviera Nayarit
Haramara Retreat sits on 12 private acres of jungle above the Pacific near Sayulita, with open-air casitas, two ocean-view yoga shalas and a private beach. It is a roughly 3 hour 20 minute nonstop flight from LAX plus a 45 minute drive, which makes it one of the most reachable serious yoga retreat centers in Mexico for Los Angeles practitioners.
Local retreats
Off-site listing Malibu — Santa Monica Mountains
A reimagined shorter stay at The Ranch's Santa Monica Mountains property — sunrise hikes, daily yoga and meditation, and plant-forward meals within reach of the city.
Featured Sacred Valley & Machu Picchu
A transformative week of yoga across Peru's Sacred Valley — from Ollantaytambo to Machu Picchu.
Off-site listing Matador Beach, Malibu
A morning of walking meditation along the shore and zazen by the sea caves, led by the ZCLA sangha — open to all, $10 suggested donation.
More local retreat listings will land here as we verify them. Want yours included? Add your studio and tell us about it.
Studios LA practitioners reset with
Real, top-rated studios from the directory — many host workshops, trainings, and day intensives. Start a conversation about a retreat here.
All levels A long-running, down-to-earth studio with a strong community and evening candlelight and soundbath events.
Beginner-friendly A calm, spotless neighborhood studio with free mat rentals and teachers who welcome first-timers.
Private sessions A boutique outfit offering personalized group and private sessions, including beach yoga.
Outdoor Small-group yoga right on the sand, with sunrise and sunset classes and mats provided.
Inclusive A plant-filled Arts District studio welcoming all bodies, with heated yoga, pilates, soundbaths and a cold plunge.
Kundalini An intimate, affordable studio specializing in Kundalini practice, breathwork and chanting.
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